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Let θ(0,π4) and t1=(tanθ)tanθ, t2=(tanθ)cotθ, t3=(cotθ)tanθ then t4=(cotθ)cotθ, then

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t1<t2<t1<t4
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t2>t1>t3>t4
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t3>t1>t2>t4
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t2>t3>t1>t4
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Solution

The correct option is A t1<t2<t1<t4
t1=(tanθ)tanθ
t2=(tanθ)cotθ
t3=(cotθ)tanθ
t4=(cotθ)cotθ
Let tanθ=αcotθ=1/α
θ(0,π/4)α(0,1)
t1=(α)α
t2=(α)1/α
t3=(1/α)α
t4=(1/α)1/α
α<1 but 1/α>1
implies t3 & t4 are greater
Since, 1α>1 & α<1α
Therefore, (1α)α<(1α)1/α
t3/t4 ….(1)
Since α<1/α, its clear that, anything raised to (1/α) will be smaller than (α)
t2>t1 ……(2)
Considering (1) & (2)
t2<t1<t3<t4.

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